> I'm calling on your expertise on exposure compensation with the OM 4t. If
> I am using the TTL metering on the OM 4t by how much do you think I should
> compensate to obtain the correct exposure? On my old pentax system it was
> generally 1.3 stops.
I have always set my OM4t to +2 stops when shooting snow scenes and been
quite pleased with the results. It is indeed a fact that solid white is 2
stops above neutral grey or a neutral color. Do not forget the value of the
spot meter on the OM4t, but when shooting wildlife, I often do not have the
time for such detailed metering, thus I just set to +2 and fire away. Good
luck.
Ron Crabtree
Santa Fe, NM
USA
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